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@@BenFelthamFilms Notice Nathan Hindmarsh's young lad Buster in the North Sydney line-up, potential future Parramatta player?

Oops. Clerical error! I went back through all my nearly 100 videos and added newer thumbnail images a few months back, so must have slipped up on this one. Thanks, corrected.

It is an academy with its own selection criteria. From their website: www.australianraptorsrugbyacademy.org/ Australian Raptors Rugby Academy is a Not-for-Profit organization that aims to develop coaches and players both on and off the field to be the best version of themselves they can be. Our Academy not only provides additional pathways to be involved in rugby both here in Australia and Internationally but also provides educational programs to develop participants with a holistic approach. Being involved in rugby isn’t just about the game, our mission is to: “Shape our rugby youth today, as we empower them for tomorrow.” We do this by providing: an opportunity for players to be exposed and educated by high-level rugby professionals (coaches, trainers, and educators). an opportunity to coach and play international rugby contests and gain exposure to worldwide rugby. strategic training camps to focus on developing individual and team leadership, character and resilience building, inclusivity, cultural and country mindfulness. professional training on mental health and wellness programs delivered through Black-Dog Institute trainers, and our own experienced educators. access to one-on-one mentoring for players and coaches with experienced rugby colleagues within our network. Our Academy seeks participants who are serious about becoming a rugby professional, either in a coaching or playing capacity. An application process will be adopted to select targeted youth age-group players and coaches. In addition to the holistic programs provided, we will have a heavy focus on playing the game. We offer a development program for participants to evolve through every age group from start to finish to gain the most out of their Academy experience. Tours occur throughout the year and are tailored together with the coaching staff and international colleagues to ensure players and coaches gain a valuable experience. So far we have toured to Ireland, Scotland, the United Kingdom, Spain, and The United States of America, with many more countries being planned. What we offer is a unique program encompassing full-circle development both on and off the field. Our goal is to ensure participants: Become better rugby players and coaches. Stay involved in our great game. Have extraordinary experiences. Make lifetime friends and memories. Become the best version of themselves they can be. Pay it forward to the community and country for the future of rugby.

@@BenFelthamFilms Thanks 🙏

@@westyboi1845 All good!

It is an academy with its own selection criteria. From their website: www.australianraptorsrugbyacademy.org/ Australian Raptors Rugby Academy is a Not-for-Profit organization that aims to develop coaches and players both on and off the field to be the best version of themselves they can be. Our Academy not only provides additional pathways to be involved in rugby both here in Australia and Internationally but also provides educational programs to develop participants with a holistic approach. Being involved in rugby isn’t just about the game, our mission is to: “Shape our rugby youth today, as we empower them for tomorrow.” We do this by providing: an opportunity for players to be exposed and educated by high-level rugby professionals (coaches, trainers, and educators). an opportunity to coach and play international rugby contests and gain exposure to worldwide rugby. strategic training camps to focus on developing individual and team leadership, character and resilience building, inclusivity, cultural and country mindfulness. professional training on mental health and wellness programs delivered through Black-Dog Institute trainers, and our own experienced educators. access to one-on-one mentoring for players and coaches with experienced rugby colleagues within our network. Our Academy seeks participants who are serious about becoming a rugby professional, either in a coaching or playing capacity. An application process will be adopted to select targeted youth age-group players and coaches. In addition to the holistic programs provided, we will have a heavy focus on playing the game. We offer a development program for participants to evolve through every age group from start to finish to gain the most out of their Academy experience. Tours occur throughout the year and are tailored together with the coaching staff and international colleagues to ensure players and coaches gain a valuable experience. So far we have toured to Ireland, Scotland, the United Kingdom, Spain, and The United States of America, with many more countries being planned. What we offer is a unique program encompassing full-circle development both on and off the field. Our goal is to ensure participants: Become better rugby players and coaches. Stay involved in our great game. Have extraordinary experiences. Make lifetime friends and memories. Become the best version of themselves they can be. Pay it forward to the community and country for the future of rugby.

It is the song the Chicago Bulls used for years for their walk-in music I believe... th-cam.com/video/QKJGvRiFqFE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=s7Rn5Q24xNQcbDLV

That's the plan!

No worries!

Round 1 is 3rd Feb!

Yes! Stay tuned and I will post it soon

12-14, noted in the description

As do I...

Hope so!

Follow the page. In the first half of December, I will be in the US filming the Australian Raptors Rugby Academy, playing on tour against four talented US teams: 02/12/23 Game 1 vs California Grizzlies; 06/12/23 Game 2 vs Belmont Shore; 09/12/23 Game 3 vs San Diego Legion Academy; and finally 11/12/23 Game 4 vs San Diego Schools Allstars. Should be interesting to watch!

My latest hobby seems to have taken on a life of its own! Happy to share.

Apologies no. I filmed as many games as I could but none of their games

That's not true, I played all my life and watched this game as a neutral. That call at the end was a knock on and then the bulls player ran out, it's a hills ball. The call where the owls player tacked the bulls player In goal was a penalty. The owls player came down with his forearm on the hills player. Some of the crowd and players don't know the rules

Bro definitely plays for owls😂

@@KVTsoldiah ? That would make my argument stronger

Congrats

Congrats Bulls!

No, I was not there today

@@BenFelthamFilmsdid anyone at the park record our game